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Del Jones - Positive Vibes - (Hikeka, reissue)

I don't enter thru google, so who knows.

Weird. And unfortunate.

Great photos of Giuseppi/e in action, Mark.

good news - next to brownie and Chuck, you've probably got the heaviest vinyl collection here.

Thing is, it's been defaulting to the tree format. I wonder if it was a firefox thing? I dunno, but it was annoying to have entered the o'board with such a tawdry display!

Hey, anyone else seeing the thread replies "stacked" in a "tree" format at the bottom of the page, with the most recent reply (only) at the top?

Storming UK hardbop. You won't be disappointed.

Me too.

Ouch! This one will make you feel better just thinking about it: Jimmy Deuchar - Pub Crawling - (Contemporary yellow-label, dg)

Happy Belated to both.

That photo pretty much took me out for the rest of the week. I do like what little I've heard of her.

Word. Done.

Curtis Counce - Landslide - (Contemporary, 70s pressing) Beautiful record, just got it after work today.

I will, after I work my brain into a knot why I much prefer Q's Soul Samba to Jug's Bad Bossa Nova.

Not until the coroner's toxicology report comes back.

Happy belated, Stefan!

Wish I could have made those gigs - sadly, had familial obligations most of that week.

Why don't you contact Barbara Washington Franklin - if she's still alive, that is?

Tell him, "you must be..."

Don't really follow the No Fun angle of things too much, actually, though I am familiar with some of those bands. Wasteland Jazz Unit is pretty hard even for me to take.

Anthony Braxton - Four Compositions (1973) - (Denon/Columbia Japan) w/ Sato, Midorikawa, Tanaka

First one, not indicative.

Do you intend/attempt for your defecation to be art? If you do, then you got every right to call it like you see it. Just as I have every right to not be at all interested in checking it out. But if you can find an audience, capre, or should I say crape diem! Defecatory art

I watched the duo video and yes, that is some pretty noisy shit. I don't think it's bad at all, but not the arc of either musician's work that I tend to follow. The above is a bit more "musical." I think it was Cage who proffered a definition of music as "organized sound," and unless you know the ins and outs of how a particular sound or sounds were organized (i.e., you're the composer), then I don't think you are in a place to say something is or is not music/musical.